The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-08-16
DUB NATIONAL GAME.
The Chicagos and Detroits are
Now q Tie.
RIDDLEBERGER STILL IN JAIL
The Stanley ExpeditIon-The Whole
Story Observation-Disclosures Ill
neSs-Capit0l Notes.
Our National Game.


CHICAGO, August 15.-Detroit 4, Chi
cago 6.
PHILADELPHIA, August H. Washing
ton /, Philadelphia 6.
BosroN, August 15.--NeW York 3,
Boston 2.
IND1ANAPoLIs, August 15.-Pittsburg
4, Indianapolis 3.
AT INDIAEAPoLIs.
INDIANAPOLIS. August 16.-Indians-
polls ought to have won to-day, and
would have done so but for Shomberg's
error in the fifth inning, which helped
Pittsburg to score two runs. Leitner' 8
pitching was almost marvellous at
times; besides having eight strike outs
to his credit. almost every Pitts
burger who went to the bat famed the
air from one to three times before
finding the ball. The visitors played an
errorless game.
SCORE BIZ INNINGS.
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Indianapolis. ............0 1-3
PittsbuYg. .....,.........0 0 l OF 0 "a
AT PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA. August 15.-The game
to-day between Philadelphia and Wash
ington was marked by sharp and at
times brilliant fielding. The local team
won by fortunate punching of hits in
the third innings, securing five runs
on four singles, f0ur-bagger, an OJt
and an error by 0'Brien; three Dagger
by O'Brien and an out gave the visitors
their only run in the fifth.
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Philadelphia .........0 81 000*-6
Washington ....,........0 0 0 o. 0 0 OIL
AT CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, August 15.-The ball game
between the Chicago ana Detroit clubs
to-day was close and exciting from the
start to the finish aud the 1000 people
who witnessed the game were well
pleased. Clarkson pitched another
great game, and was enthusiastically
cheered throughout. Flint supported
him nobly, and the work of the whole
team was good. Van Haltern played
right to-day in the place of Sunday and
did well. His batting was about aver
age.
SCORE By INNINGS.
Chicago. ..................1O 00014O -6
Detroit .............-......o0 01O101 IA
AT BOSTON.
Boston August I5.-The game to-day
was Punch and Judy show. Ewing
pulled the wires and Sullivan enacted
the roll of puppet. Sullivan's judg-
ment on balls and strikes was ludi-
crous and his playing the grossest in
competency. His decisions on bases
in several cases were sheer robbery and |
the home team suffered in each in
stance. He was escorted off the ground |
By the sergeant of police and Captain |
Kelly, surrounded by an excited and |
indignant crowd. The game was close, |
the Bostons leading in the batting and |
also in fielding errors. Ewing and |
O'Rourke caught brilliant game. |
Connor, Richardson and Johnson led |
in the batting. The last named cleo
trifed the spectators by his successful
and bold sprinting in the seventh |
inning. Attendance, 5000.
SCORE BY INNINGS.
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Boston -...................0O O0O11 o.
New York ..........-.....0 O010100 OILS
NEW YORK, August 15.-New York IA,
Metropolitans 1.
PHILADELPHIA, August 15.-Athletics
7, Brooklyn 3.
CLEVELAND, August Is Cleveland 3,
st. Louis 15.
CHICAGO AND DETROIT TIE.
AsBURY PARK, N. Y. August 3D.
League directors have allowed the ap-
peal of the New York club, and ordered
their disputed game at Detroit. to be